History Podcasts?

The Lesser Bonapartes is a mix of History of Rome style info with friends fucking around. You get facts, dates, events, etc along with goofy dick jokes and 80's movie references.

>>2357275
These are not really what you're looking for since they're all 1 man shows but Dan Carlin's Hardcore History is phenomenal, it's a one man audio book that is damn impressive. Mike Duncan's History of Rome and Revolutions are phenomenal. History of Rome goes through the history of the Western Roman Empire and Revolutions goes through different revolutions with each "season" or "series" being a different one. 10 Byzantine Rulers is also amazing, I forgot the name of the guy, or if it's 10 or 12 but it's similair to History of Rome, same guy does a podcast on the Normans

>>2357390
Yeah those are pretty much what I found through google. I'll begin listening to Dan Carlin, trust me. I just find it odd that there are so few historical podcasts consisting of friends dicking around. Maybe I'll have to start one some day. Thank you very much good sir.

It's not a podcast, but The Great War on youtube is pretty good - it's a guy going over the events of WWI a hundred years after they've happened e.g. 1914-1918/2014-2018. I think it's done weekly with mainly the major updates in fronts/politics and some specials detailing specifics on battles or certain leaders/countries.

Last Podcast on the Left is exactly that. It talks true crime mostly, with smatterings of conspiracy theories and /x/ stuff. It's run by comedians who talk a lot.